Hi there:
I'm not sure if this will help you, but I use build_requires (and
Module::Build) - it seems to do the trick for me. For the author
tests, I put them in 'recommended'.
It's worth noting that the team that packages Perl modules for Debian
moves all requirements to basically "build_require
On Sat, Jan 24, 2009 at 10:27:29AM -0800, Bill Moseley wrote:
> Currently, we have a rather simple approach:
>
> ( eval { require Test::More } and ( $Test::More::VERSION >= 0.62 ) )
> or push @fails, 'Test::More 0.62';
Hum, after looking at that I replaced it with:
# Let Perl
We have a Makefile.PL that uses Module::Install. We use "requires"
to check for dependencies required to *run* the application. But,
there are other modules required to run the test suite.
Module::Install has a "test_requires" which would seem perfect, but
using test_requires still results in th
